#45 - Assessing digital sustainability’s maturity with Aiste Rugeviciute and Rob Price

In the early 2020s, companies started facing a big question: how could they be more responsible in the digital world? Could something similar to CSR exist for this virtual and yet highly materialized world? Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) was coined to offer some much-needed guidance.

🎙️ To explore its ramification, Gaël DUEZ chats with two renowned experts in CDR: Aiste Rugeviciute, co-author of “B.A.-BA du Numérique Responsable” and now pursuing a PhD in the socio-ecological impacts of CDR strategies, and Rob Price, a key player in developing an international CDR framework. Rob also hosts the “A New Responsibility” podcast, diving deep into CDR's role in business.

Some Takeaways: 
   🔑 the CDR framework in a nutshell,
   🌿 the importance of embracing a balanced approach to CDR in most companies, and
   🛠️ a sneak peek to the newly-released CDR maturity model.

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• Aiste's LinkedIn (  / aiste-rugeviciute  )
• Rob’s LinkedIn (  / rob-price-4a44884  )
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Aiste and Rob's sources and other references mentioned in this episode:
• Maturity Model (https://www.researchgate.net/publicat...)
• Ethos Foundation (https://www.ethosfund.ch/en)
• Global action plan for a sustainable planet in the digital age (https://sustainabilitydigitalage.org/...)